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This circular trail Gaichtpaß promises an absolute highlight with the mountain panorama in Nesselwängle and the crossing of the frozen Haldensee.
If the Haldensee is not passable then the section next to the lake that leads past Tauschers Alm can be skied in both directions.
If the Haldensee is not passable then the section next to the lake that leads past Tauschers Alm can be skied in both directions.
Open
Skating, Classic
easy
Distance 18.9 km
4:00 h
76 m
56 m
1,148 m
1,096 m
Cruise through the Tannheimer Tal on the wonderfully groomed cross-country ski trail. Along the way you will find several places to stop for a bite to eat and linger.
Tyrolean cross-country ski trail seal of approval
For two decades, the Tyrolean state government has been awarding the Tyrolean cross-country ski trail seal of approval to trail operators who apply under certain conditions.
The Tannheimer Tal is a "cross-country skiing paradise". This is not only the opinion of the ADAC Ski Guide 2008, which nominated the region as one of the top 10 ski resorts in the Nordic/cross-country category. There was also a special award from the state of Tyrol: the "Cross-country skiing seal of approval from the state of Tyrol". This is valid for three years and criteria such as the number of trails, preparation, orientation and markings are regularly checked.
With a 140-kilometre network of trails and a maximum altitude difference of 50 meters, the Tannheimer Tal has ideal cross-country skiing conditions. The trails are suitable for both classic style and skating and offer cross-country skiers of all abilities the right challenges.
Tyrolean cross-country ski trail seal of approval
For two decades, the Tyrolean state government has been awarding the Tyrolean cross-country ski trail seal of approval to trail operators who apply under certain conditions.
The Tannheimer Tal is a "cross-country skiing paradise". This is not only the opinion of the ADAC Ski Guide 2008, which nominated the region as one of the top 10 ski resorts in the Nordic/cross-country category. There was also a special award from the state of Tyrol: the "Cross-country skiing seal of approval from the state of Tyrol". This is valid for three years and criteria such as the number of trails, preparation, orientation and markings are regularly checked.
With a 140-kilometre network of trails and a maximum altitude difference of 50 meters, the Tannheimer Tal has ideal cross-country skiing conditions. The trails are suitable for both classic style and skating and offer cross-country skiers of all abilities the right challenges.
Author’s recommendation
Observe the FIS rules of conduct for cross-country skiers!
A secure control of the sports equipment even in bad snow conditions and good physical condition are basic requirements for cross-country skiing.Choosing the right speed - adapted to the skier's ability and degree of fatigue - greatly reduces the risk of accidents and injuries.
Stay on the route: All the tours described here are on groomed trails. So do not deviate from the route.
The cross-country skiing trail map of the Tannheimer Tal makes it easier for you to plan your tours, shows the distances and makes it easier to estimate the running time.
Difficulty
easy
Overall difficulty
easy
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Experience
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Highest point
1,148 m
Lowest point
1,096 m
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Length
18.9 km
Safety information
Observe the FIS rules of conduct for cross-country skiers!Safe control of the sports equipment, even in poor snow conditions, and good physical condition are basic requirements for cross-country skiing.
Choosing the right speed - adapted to your skiing ability and level of fatigue - greatly reduces the risk of accidents and injuries.
Stay on the route: All the tours described here are on groomed trails. So don't deviate from the route.
The trail map of the Tannheimer Tal makes it easier for you to plan your tour, shows the distances and makes it easier to estimate the running time.
Tips and suggestions
Tannheimer Tal Tourism AssociationRoadbook
We start at the Tannheim tourist office building and follow the east-facing trail across the flat meadows with wonderful views of the Rote Flüh
and the Gimpel. On the southern shore of the Haldensee lake, we follow the trail along the edge of the forest to Nesselwängle. Below the Tannheimer Gruppe and the Krinnenspitze, a wide loop is run across the outermost meadows of the valley.
The return to Tannheim is via the flat meadows of Nesselwängle and after an easy descent we reach the eastern shore of Lake Haldensee. The highlight of this circular trail is the crossing of the frozen Haldensee. The trail continues past Grän, which lies on the sunny side of the valley, and leads back to Tannheim across beautiful wide meadows with a wonderful view of the expanse of "probably the most beautiful high valley in Europe".
and the Gimpel. On the southern shore of the Haldensee lake, we follow the trail along the edge of the forest to Nesselwängle. Below the Tannheimer Gruppe and the Krinnenspitze, a wide loop is run across the outermost meadows of the valley.
The return to Tannheim is via the flat meadows of Nesselwängle and after an easy descent we reach the eastern shore of Lake Haldensee. The highlight of this circular trail is the crossing of the frozen Haldensee. The trail continues past Grän, which lies on the sunny side of the valley, and leads back to Tannheim across beautiful wide meadows with a wonderful view of the expanse of "probably the most beautiful high valley in Europe".
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HaldenseePublic transport
By train to Sonthofen, Pfronten/Ried or Reutte, then by bus to Tannheim.Get Timetable to destination
Circular trail Gaichtpaß
Directions
On the A7 highway, take the "Oy-Mittelberg" exit on the B310 towards Wertach and Oberjoch. There follow the signs "Tannheimer Tal" B199, exit Tannheim.From the Tyrolean side via Reutte on the B198 towards Lechtal to Weißenbach, over the Gaichtpass along the B199 to the Tannheim exit.
Parking
Lift parking lot in Tannheim - for a feeCoordinates
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47.499759, 10.521912
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47°29'59.1"N 10°31'18.9"E
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32T 614619 5261825
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Author’s map recommendations
Cross-country ski trail and winter hiking map Tannheimer Tal . Available in all tourist offices in the Tannheimer Tal and Jungholz.
Equipment
Up-to-date and well-maintained equipment (skis, bindings, boots, poles and clothing) not only provides a considerable degree of safety but also makes cross-country skiing much easier. Sun protection (high protection factor and possibly sunglasses) and plenty of fluids should not be forgotten.Localization
Parts of this content were machine translated from German.
Status
Open
Cross-country skiing technique
Skating, Classic
Difficulty
easy
Overall difficulty
easy
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Distance
18.9 km
Duration
4:00 h
Ascent
76 m
Descent
56 m
Highest point
1,148 m
Lowest point
1,096 m
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